Indeed, Haruna. I  will keep the G-L UPDATED  on all events UDP.

Thanks
Daffeh

On 14 November 2011 09:19, Haruna Darbo <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

> Thank you Daffeh for sharing The UDP and Hon. Ousainou Darboe. These are
> exciting times for Gambians.
>
> Haruna. The hope of a free society.
>
>  -----Original Message-----
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> To: GAMBIA-L <[log in to unmask]>
> Sent: Mon, Nov 14, 2011 4:10 am
> Subject: [G_L] TheNovember polls is to End Dictatorship- Lawyer Darboe
> Tells Supporters
>
>   The November Polls is to End Dictatorship-Lawyer Darboe Tells Supporters
>  The leader of the main opposition United Democratic Party, Lawyer
> Ousainou Darboe, has told Party Supporters in the West Coast Region
> Villages of Kafuta, Faraba, Pirang and Brikama Town respectively that the
> November Polls is to end dictatorship, economic hardship, tyranny,
> lawlessness and human suffering in the tiny West African Nation. Darboe was
> addressing the respective rallies ahead of the November Polls, saying that
> these elections will be decisive election for Gambians in terms of
> liberating themselves from the APRC oppression.
> He said the APRC regime under Jammeh has only brought sufferings to the
> people noting that the price of basic and essential commodities are
> skyrocketing day by day couple with other forms of inhuman sufferings. ''If
> you want development with dignity, vote for the UDP as this is the only
> party that can end the inhuman sufferings,'' he told supporters.
> The Lawyer Cum Politician noted that the present Gambia's situation needs
> to end as people have lost confidence in the governance system since they
> do not have the right to express themselves. He urged the Gambian Youthful
> Population and the Women Folk to disown Jammeh who he said is only
> exploiting them and not empowering them.
> The UDP government, according to him, will create a youth entrepreneurship
> development scheme for the young people, which will serves as a mechanism
> for providing job opportunities for the youths and will ease the burden on
> them searching for greener pastures elsewhere.
> Darboe also told supporters that the UDP administration will not cripple
> the Agriculture, Education, Trade, Fisheries and the Foreign Affairs but
> will instead promote the value of democracy and the principles of humanity
> which  we have lost under Jammeh.'' The choice now is yours as you are to
> vote between progress and hardship.''
> He stated that the APRC regime has done a lot of havoc to Gambians and it
> is high time for all these malpractices to end and for Gambians to liberate
> themselves from such acts.
> Tourism and other important sectors that have been destroyed by Jammeh and
> his associates will be restored with dignity as well as equality before the
> law for all Gambians.
>  Lawyer Draboe also called on supporters to maintain the peace and
> stability; assuring them that with the help of Allah, the UDP will surely
> be victorious since Gambians are ready for change through democratic means.
> He also pointed out that no one will be allowed to do nonsense to the UDP.
> Other speakers include Syngle Nyassi, Lamin Dibba, Dembo By Force Bojang
> and Kemeseng Jammeh who all echoed similar remarks; calling on Gambians and
>  the Youth and Women in particular to vote massively for the UDP and
> Lawyer Ousainu Darboe.
> Similar meetings were held in Sukuta, Jambur, Latriya, Farato and
> Busumbala where Darboe gave similar statements.
> Darboe and his delegation are expected to hold a mass Political Rally at
> Ebony Junction Monday November 14, 2011 before crossing to the North Bank
> Region of The Gambia Tuesday for the Provincial Tour.
> (Reporting by Sulayman Darboe, editing by Fatou Gaye)
> Publisher: United Democratic Party
> www.udpgambia.com
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